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ICSE Class 12 Political Science — Flashcards

ICSE Class 12 Political Science flashcards, chapter by chapter — 371 flashcards across 10 chapters. Follows the ICSE / ISC syllabus.

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Q: What is a totalitarian state?

A: A totalitarian state is one where government authority is total and absolute over a person's whole life. No part of life is outside state control. It is dictatorial, monistic, and opposed to liberal d

Q: Why is a totalitarian state different from a liberal-democratic state?

A: A totalitarian state controls all aspects of life, suppresses opposition, and uses force, propaganda, and surveillance. A liberal-democratic state rests on the will of the people, protects liberty, an

Q: What does Hegel mean when he says the totalitarian state is the march of God on earth?

A: It expresses the idea that the state is treated as supreme and sacred. In totalitarian thinking, the state is given an almost divine status.

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Constitution

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Q: What is a constitution?

A: A constitution is a body of rules and regulations, written as well as unwritten, whereby the government is organised and it functions.

Q: Why is a constitution necessary for a state?

A: There can be no state without a constitution of its own. A state needs rules to organise government and run public affairs in an orderly way.

Q: What does the term constitutional state mean today?

A: The term constitutional state now means a democratic political order. It stands on the pillars of equality, liberty, and supremacy of law.

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Q: What is Universal Adult Franchise?

A: Universal Adult Franchise means the right to vote is given to all adult citizens without discrimination on artificial or unreasonable grounds. It supports political equality and democratic participati

Q: What is the principle of 'one person, one vote'?

A: It means every citizen has equal voting value in a democracy. Universal Adult Franchise is based on this principle.

Q: What minimum voting age is fixed in Britain, the USA, India, and Switzerland?

A: The minimum voting age is 18 years in Britain, the USA, and India, and 20 years in Switzerland.

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This page has flashcards for 10 chapters of ICSE Class 12 Political Science for the board exams 2027. Each chapter links to its own page with the full set.

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